Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
News Notes.

News Notes.
Officer Botello last night arrested
two Cinnamon on North Spring street
for violating the laundry ordinance.
The City Council will meet this
morning as a Board OF Equalization
and will continue its sessions for sew
eral days.
Adam Scott, who escaped from the
chain gang week ago, was arrested
at Pasadena yesterday by Deputy Con
stable Fred Smith.
sr Yesterday afternoon some vanda
entered the house of A. I'll. ellison
near the Twelfth street car stables and
stole a suit of clothes, some jewelry
and revolver.
a The Southern Pacific train by the
Sunset route was five hours late last
night, arriving about midnight. The
train was delayed by the injury to the
track from recent washouts.
Martin Wynne, who was charged
with assisting prisoner to escape
from Deputy Constable johnson, was
held to answer yesterday by Justice
Taney and the bail fixed at $500.
1t is stated that the United States
Land Office will shortly be rem owed
from its present quarters on North
Main, near First street, to the new
Clinton building ON Upper Main street.
Messrs. Roth and Quarre have in
their possession very queer freak OF
nature in the shape of small chick
with two beaks and three eyes. Its
mother killed it shortly after it was
born.
Mr.. w. H. Holabird ahd Isaac W..
Lord, of Lordsburg, are in the city.
The plans for the new hotel at Lords
burg have been changed and an addi-
ton of fifty rooms has been made to
first plans, besides an elevator to the
three floors.
Billy Manning entered saloon on
Upper Main street, last evening, and
engaged in wrestling match with a
stranger During the scuffie he broke
a valuable screen, valued at $50. He
was escorted to the city prison, but
afterward released.
Some one stole DIR. Boal's horse and
buggy last evening from in front of his
Office on Seventh and Pearl streets.
Officer Jackson found it some time la
ter in charge of pedestrian, who
said he found the horse walking
slowly along the street.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Meadows,
manager OF Mr.. Robbins at No. 9 N.
Main street, was very agreeably
surprised by being presented with
fine Jergensen watch by the
employees of the office. The occasion
was the 30th birthday of Mr.. Mead
ows.
B. F. Baker. of San Bernardino, was
arrested yesterday by United States
: Marshal Risley ON a charge of selling
liquor to Indians on the 9Th of Decem-
ber. His examination was set for
August 1lth, and his bail fixed at
800 by United States Commissioner
Van Dyke.
The Glendale Encindl is the name
OF a very presentable paper that
reaches us from the new and flourish
ing town of Glendale. 1t is published
by w. L. and A. J. Wheeler, and by
its neatness and bright treatment of
its locality, reflects credit on those
gentlemen.
The Washington Garden farm has
had valuable addition to is collec-
ton in the shape of thoroughbred
English bulldog. The animal, which
rejoices in the euphonious cognomen
of "Miss Mog," has taken first prizes
at several dog shows in Europe, and is
valued at about $3.50.
The stock is all subscribed and a
part Of the money paid in for the con-
struction of the Rapid Transit r. R.
1t will come into the city ON an elevat-
ed track, and pass through Alhambra,
East San Gabriel, Arcadia and Mon
rovia. The time will be about thirty
minutes to Monrovia.
Deputy Constable Bellew discovered
a man in the act of rolling drunk
last night and attempted to arrest Ia i'm.
The man fled but was stopped by a
bullet shot over his head. He was
taken to the county Jail, where he re-
fused to give his name and was
charged with assault to rob.
On Wednesday Mime. Mathilde
Masauelier applied to the United
States District Court and there de-
clared her intention of becoming a
citizen of the United States. On yes
terday she applied to the Superior
Court of this county for a divorce
from her husband. Can it be possible
that Nine. Masquelier's action is a
forerunner of that to be taken by
Mime. Langtry?